Student Accommodation Manchester

Manchester is located in the North West of England and is recognized as the very first Industrial city in the world. You will be awestruck to learn some facts such as; the atom was first split here by Ernest Rutherford; Charles Rolls made his first car in Manchester in 1904, following which he met Henry Royce and together established the reputed Roll-Royce Motors and; this is also where UK’s first free public library – Chetham’s Library was established in 1653. Manchester is al...

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Manchester is located in the North West of England and is recognized as the very first Industrial city in the world. You will be awestruck to learn some facts such as; the atom was first split here by Ernest Rutherford; Charles Rolls made his first car in Manchester in 1904, following which he met Henry Royce and together established the reputed Roll-Royce Motors and; this is also where UK’s first free public library – Chetham’s Library was established in 1653. Manchester is also home to two, globally celebrated Premiere Football League Clubs – Manchester United and Manchester City.

Manchester has three major Universities that attract a large number of students every year; they are: the Manchester University - ranked amongst the Top 100 in the world, Manchester Metropolitan University and Royal Northern College of Music.

Manchester student housing is designed, keeping in mind your preferences, and offer a range of affordable studio flats and private rooms in en suite and shared flats. All come with spacious rooms, private study, fully fitted kitchen and communal spaces. Some accommodations have on-site facilities like gyms and self-service laundry areas, to make your life all the more convenient.

The approximate population of Manchester city is 530,300, of which an estimated 85,000 are students. The average highest temperature in the summers can go up to 20° in the months of July and August and; winters can be very chilly with the minimum temperature dropping to 3°.

It is easy to get around both within and outside the city as Manchester has excellent public transport links, so you can choose from buses, trains and trams. If living in the city you can avail bus services that will take you to your University campuses from Piccadilly bus station. If you are looking to travel by train then Piccadilly, Oxford Road and Victoria railway stations are based in the city centre and are ideal for national and local travel. The Manchester airport is only 40 minutes and London Airports are about 3 hours away from Manchester Oxford Road station.

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